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Are you considered fully vaccinated 14 days from your second moderna shot?
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Yes, You are fully protected from severe Covid-19 infection as long as your immune system is uncompromised. However, CDC still recommends proper hand hygiene and wearing mask when you are in company with unvaccinated people.
Answered 4/5/2021
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